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Issue 058 - March 2020

Japan Photo Series

a woman walking in the rain with an oil umbrella

The memory of a Geisha by Tianshu Liu

Old Way in New Day

Itsukushima Shrine by Nicki Eliza Schinow

The name Itsukushima literally means ‘island of worship’ and from ancient times the island itself was worshipped as a god. The mystical Itsukushima Shrine built on the water was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 1996.

The world-renowned busiest pedestrian crossing ‘Shibuya’. It is also one of the most popular attractions that make travellers’ list of top recommendations.

People in Japan believe that the koi fish symbolizes wealth, prosperity, love, successful career and good fortune

Tea Ceremony in Kyoto in Japan.

Traditional Japanese Theater and Festival Masks

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